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Newspaper Page Texto o o o oo o G TWO MEDFOF.C (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE RADi 0P Vo G R AMSTWE DNESDAY Q Programs listsa) beiow ara received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no" responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KMEO 1440 e KW1.N 1400 ke for tie Laies r,x is i?. cn:ii - 3CA.Maiine elody Tim Q lij'- "S 'rifi P'rtu.-arrt ft. MurrOw O 5 J 1 ,.T,e: Mel Aileri' O 5 T;m"Hanr.on J-nk Gom' Bi(iward P. Morgan 6 I'-J-Loweii Thomas" 5 Amo A As?G'"" 3 6 45 Amos &c jutdy Fr?d Warin Sonjffe Tred Warir: Songfest Car Tunei Car Tur.'j KWIN'g Top Ten Hf-nunjjrwav News Here's The Answer Sam Haves Car Tunes Car Tunes F'-iona! Roundup Elrr.erPcu-.rscm K MED Shorts Daily Van on The Co lJ.r At 1410 Dine At 1440 New. Eob 5c Ray" Bob 6c Ray Bob & Ray Let's Talk Sports Fulton Lewis Jr. White Cloud KWIN KARA VAN KW I N Karavan Sports- 7 rio "Tusic & T.oxinz 7 .Cyr Ater-finirter Webb" Thu is Moscow 730 McAteer-Spifler Wer.b Voices 01 Xrnas 7 '43 McAieer-Spirter Webb Voices of Xmas rffino News." Robt. Q Lewis Morgan Morgan Beatty KWIN Karavan AV-i." caravan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan -Robert Q Lewis" 8 30 The World Today 8 45-TheVoWodrty "flToo Repal Tone Table' 9 15 Red. Tjne Tab!" 8 30 Nwirij Pres Com " 9 4-N-,rttre 'a Conf On Beattv One Man s Family People Ar Funny" People Are Funnv Recollections At 30" Recollections At 30 X minus 1" X mint a 1" " SOC v Chico State SOC vs Chico State SOC vs Chico State SOC vsChieo State ""SOC vs Chico "State SOC vs Chico State SOC vr Chico State SOC vs Chico State the Record r in Oft the Record jn 45 Off the Kwd (Jfoasrn Off Richrteld Reporter N'mhtwatchman Night watchman NewsNihtwa:ch News Gangb listers Gangbu.sters Crime Files Crime Files Sign Off Music by Moonlite FA DIO PROGRAMS - THURSDAY vJ6flONews of .merlca Vi5 Yawn Patrol JJfl. Yawn Patril 0 45 Yawn Patrol Bob Roberts Korral Bob Roberts Korral Bob Roberts Korral Eon Roberts tiorral First News WakruD Ranch Wakeup Ranch Wakeup Rancn Wakeup Ranch Musical Clock Musical Clock O 7 00 P.wakfast, Tunes Rise and Shine 1:-Jfc Martin Asftmsky itogue Valley beeper 7 3i T- MacLeod boons .-sews -omni:"1'1 -v 7 45 Hari Babbitt- n"00 Frank toss . Hear! 8 15 Coffee Concert Weather & 7 JO News Hemingway News Breakfast Gang Musical Clock Music. Clock; Best Buys Hear! 8 30 fiews & Bu.'!ina Hear! Swap It Sell 8 45 Tioward Miller ShQWHear! Visit Cliff Incle News Sports Haven of Rest Haven of Rest 9 00 Music Mart. Lost Pets Hear! 15 Breakfa Club- near 5 30 Bre-tff-tf Club Hear 9.43 BreaSfast JCIub Hear! News 10:00 Nora Drake" Bandstand 10 15 Music Box e- NBC Bandstand j 30 Name Your !eifhbor NHC Bandstand T&4 5 Trading Post NBC Band-Stand 1100 Recos-d Rack NBC Bandstand Second Mf Burton NBC BrndsUnd 11 :iV-Stri?e It Rich" NBC-Bandstand 1 1 45 Pas? J5uttram NBC-Bandstand T2 0Q Paul Harvey Lunchtime News 12:13 TriS Newc Weather Weather Markets 12:30-J-Houseparty" Local News Sports 12 43 House party 1 ;0fl Arthur (Sodfrey j :13 Arthur Godfrey 1:30 Art'Air f?odfrey l 4g--ArthugGodfrey .00 Arthur Godfrey 13 Arthur c odfrv" Voice of Deliverance Voice of Deliverance News" Coffee Date Coffee Date Newspaper of The Air" Te.o-Test The Home Show The Home Show News Music Queen for A Day Queen for A Day Queen for A Day Hit Tunes Noontime News W estern Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time five Star Matinee fire Star Matinee Hestside Party Wests id e Pa r ty Westsfde Party - Wests I rip Partv O 2 Backstage, Wifg" Wests ide Party 3 OOIeh Trent a:is Auni . Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Western Roundup Time Carnation Milk Time Stripy fortthe Led i as alary M McBride Hilltop House Pepper Young' woman in Mv House Western Roundup Western Roundup Western Roundup Time Western Rndufr. Time News White Cloud Musical Spotlite Don Lee News Reel Telo-Test A.ifi Stne!y for the Ldies Fred Waring Songest 4:15 The Childrens our ffred Waring Songfest p. Medford Schools Car Tunes JW Club 1,0 Car Tunes 3 00 Edward. R. IurrowCar Tunes" rn 315 ,ea Ome V Me Ailen" Car Tunes KWIN s Top Ten Hemingway News Here's The Answer" Sam Hayes 5 30 -1 am Harm 5 45- f rank ooss'g 6 00 Edward P Morcn' r 0:13 Lowell Thomas Regional Roundup Firmer Peterson Bob Sc Rav Bob & Ray Bob-& Ray Let's Talk Sports Sports Final Man on the Go' 6 30 Amos Sc Andy e Dine at 1440 HAS Amos Andy, NewDineat 1440 HO y.ifetv Pavs News Morgan Beatty KWIN Karavan 7:13 Safety Pays -Conservation Club KWIN Karavan Fulton Lewis Jr. Local News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Sports 0 7 30 Bing Crosby 7 45 Aajsaanac' 0 Max Hony tJ.N. Special' U N. Special- KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan 0G Stl ibert Q Lewis 8 JO The Vrld TofJaV 8 45 ffhecWorld Today . O 900 agaPTune fabli 9:13e-RegaI Tune Tahle- -Lr ad ferjuestioD Morgan BeattV One Man's Family , Great Gildersleeve ' Great Gildersleeve Conversation Conversation Jane Pickens J a nr Picjtens KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan 10-00 $rw - Richfield Reporter O W, 15 Ofiotrie Record Nightwatchman fff 30 Ofr the Record ' Nightwatchman 10.43 tf the Record New Nightwwtch Sc News CS IW-3W Off"o Sign Of f Official Detective Official Detective It s a Crime It's a Crime Music by Moonlite 0O "ABC CBS NBC rAll nrnrnmi at same time dallT anless otherwise mdlaated) A,JT. S: Siirn on. Music throughout day excepr for following proeranui-10-10 15 KlaOY Bargains: 11 17 iSundav onlvi First Baptist service. PM 12-12:15 KBOT ranch: 12:J5-12J0 (Sunday only! KBOTf rancn: Ia0Tv''ROGRAMS - KBES (Channel 5) O S OO-Femlnine Fancies 3 3oHtrike it Rich .4 on Viit From Your Veterinarian 4:1 O GO Reheion in tne Nu-s l-UI fi. Rill Or U 4 45S.Vrch for Towiortow 06 on Our Miss Brook 5 30 Qnco Kid (J t 00 -nhion i Gifts 8(Jr Your V Weatherman" ItO News '.'30-i.HoUvwool Album 7 00 V S S-el Hour 8 00 American Legend 8 30 Grace- in Vouon 8 5 Talent Time io-iThe Millionaire I$10 Science Fiction Theatre 10 00 Frontier 10 30 LAvrence WJ.k 1 1140 News & iga Off O O THURSDAY., Jli nc):ions - t2 00 UC Mat-re i 1 :00 BriKhter Day O 1:1. 1-2 Secret Storm rj 30..dBe of Nisht 1 1 00 r on1v Time Ql Jn The Prtee IssRictit J'OO Feminine Fancies l-8 Strike IfcRii O O WAl?'S TV & RADIO SEIV1CE Oldest Shop OP So. Orecoa it E. !; Phene 2-226S l4y and Mtht Service, rf (Medford and Ttctfnty) VJ-JU No Calls Siaridays. r Us Frl. eve "r aU day. Sat. 4 00 Medford Public Schools 4 30 Uncle Bill 4-43 Search for Tomorrow 5:00 Rin .Tin Tin 5 30 Ore Cal Panorama 6:15 "Your TV Weatherman" 6:20 News 30 On the Trail 6 45 Pappy Coleman Show 7 0(T Industry on Parade T:15-i-Sally and Ken 7:30 The Playhouse 8.00 Groucho Marx 8 30 Climax 9:30 Susie 10:00 Thia Week In Sports 10:15 Treasure Travels 10:30 This is Your Life 11:00 News St Sign Off Wednesday, December 19, 195S Jefferson School Sets Yule Program Thursday The annual Jefferson school Christmas program will be held in the school gymnasium Thurs day. Dec. 20, starting at 7:30 p.m. The program this year will consist of four separate scenes, each depicting a phase of the Christmas story. All children in the school will participate. The band and orchestra will open the program playing selections of Christmas songs and marches. O o CONSTIPATED? nsw laxative discovery un-Iocks bowel blocks without gag, bloat or gripe to STAR GAZElt'O ARIES WJt 22 ,64.65 6o-74l 75-76-77 TAUtUS APR 21 MAY 21 ?Jyi 22-33-441 y,! June 22 546-61 82-901 CANCEI JUNE 23 JULY 23 m 3-U.25 3d KaVi7 59-70 to no JULY 24 AUG 23 4-15-26-37 48-56-79-81 VltGO AUG. 24 f SEPT 22 7-18-32-43 54-63-73 -Bj CLAY R. POLLAN- M Your Daily Acttvity Guide M l" According to the Stars. i To deve'op message for Thursday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. 31 Sofrty 32 And 33 Womin'i 34 Snouid 35 Personal 36 To 37 Present 33 Minute 39 An, 40 Eye 41 Be 42 Deposit 43 Mental 44 Womng 45 Be 46 Happiness 47 Improve 48 Limitations 1 Work , 2 Excellent 3 Use 4 Seek 5 You 6 Don't 7 Creative 8 Financial 9 Get 10 Allow 11 Heed 12 Done 13 Day 14 Your 15 Release 16 Go.n 17 Depend 18 Culturol 1 9 Commitments 49 Changes 20 A 21 For 22 A 23 Today 24 For 25 Ingenuity 26 From 27 Favorable 28 Upon 29 Last. 30 May 50 Promise 51 Of 52 Heavy 53 Box 54 Pursuits 55 Avoid 56 Strive 57 And 58 If 59 Old 60 Social 61 And 62 In 63 Are 64 Keep 65 An 66 Importcnt 67 Rewording 63 Worrisome 69 Until 70 Methods 71 Tangles 72 Those 73 Favored 74 Promise 75 Moke 76 Verbal 77 Agreements Performed 79 For 80 And 81 You're 82 Procticol B3 Your 84 Who 85 Count 86 Profitable 87 Freedom 68 Concerned 89 Plans Good () Advene ffNcurni PISCES FE8. 20 SL, 90 AchievementMAR. II t. iSn 23 rfa CT- 23 iolr B-19.30-41S5, f 2-57-68 VSJ SCORPIO OCT. 24 tA, NOV 22 9.20-31-42, 53-53-81-8; SAGITTARIUS NOV 23 7, DEC 22 3? I 5-16-27-4(VOi 51-72-84.85VH CAPRICORN DEC 23 JAN. 10-21.29-38fi J9-62.83-89' 20 C 6-l7-23.39.4fN bO-69-78 i I mniiifs Ii5.67.8a86j The Medical Roundup by Emerltut Consultant In Medicine, Mayo Clinic Emeritus Professor of Medicine, Mayo Foundation Lir Alvares The Modern Love of Operations The other day at a convention I sat at dinner with a fine ideal istic surgeon who, years ago, was a student of mine at the Mayo Clinic. He was saying that each month he spends much time trying to talk people out of having some a b d o m inal opera tion which they think would cure their nervousness, or moodiness, or feeling of fatigue, or vague abdominal misery, and would put new pep into them. A woman whose main trouble is that she is a worrisome fuss budget will demand that her appendix or her uterus or her gallbladder be removed, and my old student will say, "But there is no evidence that you have disease in your abdomen, and if you had, it could not possibly produce the symptoms that are bothering you." Then, as my friend, Dr. Ben Fox said, often the patient goes elsewhere and gets the operation, and then when, as sometimes happens, he or she feels better for a couple of months, it is very embarrassing for the doctor whe said there was no sense in operat ing. As I always say to people, if you find a surgeon who re fuses to perform the operation you want, respect him and ad mire him as your doctor for the rest of your days. You can be sure that he is honest and very idealistic; usually he also is very wise. Ruptures In Children Some persons ask me, how early should a rupture in the groin of a child be repaired. The other day I heard a lecture by an able man who said that is should be repaired before the age of three years. It is always possible that the bowel might get caught in the ring of the rupture, and then the child would lose his life unless a surgeon could come quickly and operate. Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers will understand that if would be impossible for him to answer re quests for information or to at tempt to diagnose by mail. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate 1956) Don't you dare break the law by failing to get an electrician's permit before putting lights on your tree. If you use a hammer and nail to hang your stocking over the fireplace, it'll be another five bucks for a building permit. Two Escapees Back In Penitentiary Salem (U.R) Two inmates who walked away from the Ore gon state prison annex Sunday were back in custody today as the second man gave himself up at a farmhouse on the edge of Salem. , Police said Ted M. Simonson, 32, convicted of forgery in Uma tilla county, gave himself up Monday night when the weather turned cold. Earlier, Benjamin T. Gaul, 47, was spotted in the Turner area and taken into custody without resistance. Gaul was serving a 2Vi year sentence from Marion county for burglary. Use Tribune Want Ads 'Smoghounds' Only Keeping Up With Growing National Problem THE Wh) PI'fESS!0""t Ph. TOWNE BEAUTY SHOPPE 2-4266 BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phone 2-9001 634 Crater Lake Ave. Service Calls $3 50 Open Sunday Through Friday My own shop 8 years neat Port landRepairing All Makes oCons'iJtion is caused by wnat doctors can a inriiiy colon. A "thrifty" colon is -one that, insteaaj of retaining moisture as should, does tke opfjrisite: fobs the colon of so . O muchomoisture that its con tents becorr dehydrated, so dry that they block the bowel; so shrunken that they fail to" O excite or stimulate the urre to purge that propeis and ex OPels waste frcea your body. G TO REGAIN NORMA. REGU LARITY two things are neces sary. First, the dry, shrunken coiitents of yor colon which i4TW block yoor bowel must be re-moistened. Second, bulk, aiust be brought to your colon . jo S-T-R-S-T-C-H STIMULATE it iind so, oscite its, muscles to " action; to S normal arte to purge. 0 O ONLY ACBrLK LAXATIVE can i re-moisten this dry, q q shrunken w:e and 2) supply vital bulk to re-creat a nor flal urge to purge. And. of all &ilk laxatives, colonaid, the amazing new laxative discov ery is so effective that it relieves even chronic consti pation overnight, yet is so smooth, so gentle it has been proved safe even for women m the most critical stages of pregnancy. SUPERIOR TO OLD STYLE bulk, salt or drug laxatives, colonaid neither gags, bloats nor gripes; does not interfere with your absorption of vita bins and other valuable food nutrients; and in clinical tests, did not cause rash or other side reactions. ITS A PHYSIOLOGICAL FACTl Exercise tones your bodyl And coloxaid exercises your colon to tone it against consti pation, overnight! Whether occasional, frequent or chron ic, whatever your degree of constipation, get colonaid, in easy-to-take tablet form at any drug counter, today! The ' price, only 9Sc for the-econom-ical rj) tablet package, brings you positive relief at less than 2c per tablet. Tl V. Minkler's Phonographs Transister Radios Personal Radios Radio-Phone Combinations Portable TV Hi-Fi and the Best Service in Town p1 JACKIE GLEAS0N says: L-. -J ..... nr TIUP pf FOR in B"' '"'j Of All, WEAK A BULOVs WATCHI r BUL0VA"23" 3 1eWitt rmA t , prec is ion ' ustments. eWH-witHJinf, unbreaiublt mi In spring, mi. raiiiLBf) ait steel ctu, sweep second fund. $5950 (also nail Ale witk charcoal gja,) 122 East Main St. Ph. 3-5348 OPEN TIL 9:00 P.M. Cincinnati, O. (U.R) "Smog- hounds" are snapping at the heels of America's elusive gray wolf air pollution. But the hunt is far from over. Arthur C. Stern, chief of the na tion's community air pollution program, says 'The problem is growing as fast as our Increased attention to it. We are just keep ing up. Los Angeles remains the hardest-hit victim of this smoke-fog. But New York, Chicago, Phil adelphia, Detroit, Boston, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Cleveland and dozens of other cities report new trouble. The "smog-hounds" waging the battle against pollution are doz ens of doctors and technicians from health agencies who have joined the burgeoning national air sampling network Atmosphere Polluted They measure the grit, gases and grime that humans pour in to the earth's atmosphere. They freeze, heat, boil, dissolve, distill, filter, weigh, split and test sam ples for radioactivity. Some scientists believe there is a direst relationship between these polluted substances breath ed by millions of Americans and various diseases which attack the respiratory system, including cancer of the lung. The U. S. Public Health Serv ice hopes to have 100 air samp ling stations on the job next month. The aim is for at least one sampling station in all metro politan centers and each of the 48 states. Some stations will be set up to test the air over deserts. SWORN IN Douglas MacArthur 0 (left), nephew of Gen. Douglas MacArthur, as he was sworn in as U. S. Ambassa dor to Japan in ceremonies at the State Department in Washington. Chief of Protocol John Simmons (right) ad ministers the oath as Secy, of State John Foster Dulles looks on. Strange As It Seems by Elsie Hix SMTEKTMNER fV-3A. I fn P: HV "TVJe- i'i-..'4 rfl S A. t?h.-EH fFR5NCrlOOUKNMJ9r, IN I&&0, DeSCRI&ED wo lOUSTTRKTeP HeUWrTERSiRBWOS, IN nr? doct. m Kit TtVEWUiTr CHWW 5 YEW? BEFORE l)ULeV5Rlt WROTE W6 first adventure sfcW, RVE IN Pi Xh ftR6 BEFORE H6 WRore'liVENTYTriflND L6A6DES UNDERTHESE ReiPTlOWOSMT CORN iXprare-wiiMNiNS VfiRieTf.ORiaiNft-TEP PA ON liCCIDWTRU OlHtK Itr-Ci- EVIEKTPllNSK -To PLiVWE London fftiiriWow SHoTSON BooGiiE pftvoRins K.EC0RO' mountains, forests and farms. The service recently cooper ated with Connecticut aied Wash ington on stateVide surveys, and a similar orre. is underway in Tennessee. The major local area survey is a S17a,000 lederal- State-county-city p r o c t in Louisville, Ky. 0 Stern said the-' job ef analyz ing air pollution the fitst step eliminating it is nmreo dif ficult today than ever. Detection equipment is more costly. And in contrast to the days when coaf was the chief fuel, 70 per cent of the nation's energy and heat ing needs now come from gase ous and liquid fuels. Spectacular Results Govern ment scientists and auto manufacturers already are deep into the problem of hdw to reduce carbon monoxide from cars. The results are" being sub mitted to the House of Represent atives Small Business Com mittee, which asked for a report. Stern reported "spectacular" results in removing solid par ticles from air wastes, especially in the iron and steel industry: But liquids and gases are a bot tleneck. Stern said the South is the "cleanest" region because- its population is less dense, there are fewer cars and the warm climate cuts down on fuel for heating. Los Angeles is the worst, he said, "because of its paeuliar, geographical location and large population." t Smog hangs heavy in the San Fernando Valley, unable to move over a mountain barrier. The air capacity of the valley continues to decrease while there are more cars and more people all the time. Boy Injured In Bike-&tff Accident Charles Dennis Moore, 9-year-old son of Mia and Mrs. Edward Moore63189 Tble Rock rd.. suf fozed nef i n i u r i e TiipHav Cmprning wgen he was throt-i? from hifc bicycle gi an accidwit involving0fi jeep operaOd by George Edward Le;, 33, of route 1, box 7i5, CenyaCpTit. o State police "?aid, thj boy was taken to Rogue IrSalley hoiBital by Lees and an unidentified, mo- O torist. o u Thg boy eras riding his bicyfte ajong the eiv ofothe higlljta) when the handlc9ar caught on tie hood of the jsjep, throwing O the boyoff the bicycl police Q sid. Fog in 4h vicinity limited visibility to about o300 feet, they said. Pineau Urges Russia To Quif Hungary 0 c Parii2-S.Pe t rench Freigi Minister Christian Pineau urged Tuesday that Russia get'ijut of Hungary and Jjet Hungary be come a neutrttl ?o&ntry like Austria. 'who Could claim that Ausc tna threatens anybody" he asked. "Yet this cotmtjy has re- O discovered the jo- of living." Pineau spoke at the opening of a three-day foreign affaij de hate that opened wjjh strong Q critieism by everyone except the "Communists "of Russian0at-O tion and United Nations inactynr in HunSrV. Pineau s;od the Russianx "laughed at" the United Natjjis and? said this "proves thatothere exist two weights and two measG ures depending oh whether its recomnfendatiois are addresseej) to democrats Ot dictators." 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